Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing Manuale Di Manutenzione
Chapter 5 Installing MeetingPlace Web 77
Load Balancing Behaviors and Limitations
All users log in to the MeetingPlace Web home page through the
Primary MeetingPlace Web server. When they click the “Join
Web Conference” button, a new window opens and the web
conferencing session is directed to one of the secondary
MeetingPlace Web servers.
Primary MeetingPlace Web server. When they click the “Join
Web Conference” button, a new window opens and the web
conferencing session is directed to one of the secondary
MeetingPlace Web servers.
If their meeting is held on MeetingPlace CS 1, then the web
conferencing session will begin on the Primary MeetingPlace
Web server. If their meeting is scheduled on MeetingPlace CS 5,
then their web conferencing session will begin on the Secondary
MeetingPlace Web server #4.
conferencing session will begin on the Primary MeetingPlace
Web server. If their meeting is scheduled on MeetingPlace CS 5,
then their web conferencing session will begin on the Secondary
MeetingPlace Web server #4.
If the Secondary MeetingPlace Web server #1 fails, then only
meetings scheduled on CS 2 and CS 8 will be unable to conduct
web conferencing sessions. The remaining meetings on other CSs
will still be able to conduct web conferencing sessions.
meetings scheduled on CS 2 and CS 8 will be unable to conduct
web conferencing sessions. The remaining meetings on other CSs
will still be able to conduct web conferencing sessions.
Primary MeetingPlace Web server: Handles all meetings on
the specific MeetingPlace CS(s) that are assigned to it, as well as
routing web conferencing sessions for meetings on other
MeetingPlace CS(s) to the appropriate secondary web
conferencing servers, using the mapping pattern shown in Figure 5-3.
the specific MeetingPlace CS(s) that are assigned to it, as well as
routing web conferencing sessions for meetings on other
MeetingPlace CS(s) to the appropriate secondary web
conferencing servers, using the mapping pattern shown in Figure 5-3.
Note: Each of the Secondary MeetingPlace Web servers will
register itself into the MeetingPlace network servers’ database
and be assigned a unit between 10 and 15. Please note that each
MeetingPlace networked system can only support a maximum of
six Windows servers running Latitude gateways.
register itself into the MeetingPlace network servers’ database
and be assigned a unit between 10 and 15. Please note that each
MeetingPlace networked system can only support a maximum of
six Windows servers running Latitude gateways.
Note: MeetingPlace Load Balancing is not supported in Internal/
External DMZ configurations.
External DMZ configurations.
OL-6033-01 Cisco MeetingPlace Web 3.0 System Manager's Guide